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THE NATIONAL REGISTER, HISTORIC SIGNIFICANCE, AND TRANSPORTATION PROGRAMS

Carol D. Shull

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This paper provides background about the National Register of Historic Places, both in terms of philosophy and in terms for practice. The author notes the importance of transportation-related properties to our national and local history, stresses the context-driven nature of historical significance, and provides suggestions for incorporating historic property identification and evaluation effectively into federal planning.

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This paper provides background about the National Register of Historic Places, both in terms of philosophy and in terms for practice. The author notes the importance of transportation-related properties to our national and local history, stresses the context-driven nature of historical significance, and provides suggestions for incorporating historic property identification and evaluation effectively into federal planning.

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This paper provides background about the National Register of Historic Places, both in terms of philosophy and in terms for practice. The author notes the importance of transportation-related properties to our national and local history, stresses the context-driven nature of historical significance, and provides suggestions for incorporating historic property identification and evaluation effectively into federal planning.

Key concepts: Register (sociolinguistics), Identification (biology), Context (archaeology), Property (philosophy), Engineering, Transport engineering, History, Forensic engineering

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